OHP is the GOAT

Change my mind. Also how much can you overhead press? 245lb OHP here

Favorite accessory for shoulders?

Dumbbell Press, lateral raises and a specialty bar pressing variation.

Favorite tricep exercise?

Tricep extensions, skull crushers

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>245lb OHP here
I don't believe you

Incline bench makes it obsolete.

225 for one at 185 bodyweight. Took me 4 years of consistent training. Just hit last week.

It's funny cause I don't train OHP that often (even though I really like it). I mostly just focus on bench and throw in OHP afterwards, sometimes with barbell but mostly with dumbbells.

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dude 225lb for 185 bw is really good acomplishment. Staying within a weight range and improving your OHP is not easy since OHP gains are so slow after you break 200lb.

>245lb OHP
you mean push press?

injured my rhomboids years ago trying to rep 75kg. Never do it again anymore.

How so? why not both? in my experience they both work well together.

sorry to hear that man. i heard that the slingshot helps you bench without any shoulder pain. but yeah that sucks.

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Seeing is believing I guess

No, fuck this shitty lazy lift. It not only progresses the slowest overall but also stalls more often than it improves. I've tried volume, I've tried intensity, I've tried frequency, nothing fucking works. OHP is the lazy porch monkey of lifts, just taking in gibs, sitting around all day, smoking menthols, and drinking 40s all day while the other hard working lifts do as they're supposed to. I'm considering doing AMRAPs every single day until all the muscles involved dissolve from rhabdo, then it'll have a proper excuse not to progress.

dont know bro i got my military to 90kg from 40kg in my first 8 months of lifting, its the lift that progressed better for me

That’s not you

wtf its real, mirin bro.are you natty?

Strict. I don’t like push presses.

How did you get to 245lbsx1? What as your programming like? How long? Legit lift. Very strong.

It is me.

>ohp
lol leaning so far back it could be a bench press
i mean still impressive but it’s hardly an ohp

I'm already aware that I'm a genelet from how slow most lifts progress but ohp is straight up just smashing my head into a brick wall tier. Occasionally I manage to chip away a bit of brick but that's about it.

It isn't you

I would have to look at some of your training sessions to pin point why you are stalling on the OHP. But you are correct to the notion that the lift can be very tedious to progress. But that’s personally what I like about it.